The pace of change in the content world is picking up thanks to the underlying forces of technology that is driving content distribution and advertising models. Unlike their peers in the music industry, the video producers and content owners represented at the National Assocation of Television Programming Executives get that the world is changing and are embracing the Internet as a way to bring content to any device.
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